While there are conflicting laws, taking over isn't likely because both the states and the federal-nat'l-corporation-gov't are afforded sovereignty albeit slightly varied relative to the international recognition of the u.s.A. at the Treaty of Peace in 1783. Primarily the states were recognized as free, independent, and sovereign by King George III Brittania's Majesty among offer attendees to Paris t sign the compact. Then it was out of the state's sovereignty that the federal-nat'l-gov't corp. was created and The Constitution contemporaneously which limited the former's powers to do its job. The Bill of Rights is another contract and it is between the sovereign citizens who know and assert their individual positions and rights in the republic and the two governmental bodies confirmed in writing. Cooperative and/or duel federalism might be interesting to see as it has applied to present.
no.
the consent of the legislatures of the state and the concern of the congress
the consent of the legislatures of the state and the concern of the congress
the consent of the legislatures of the state and the concern of the congress
Congress and representatives in the house both have the power to favor one state over another. This is due to their representation of their individual state within the government.
Yes, a state trooper from one state can pull you over in another state if they are in pursuit of a suspect or if there is a mutual aid agreement between the two states allowing for cross-border enforcement.
Over take
buying it
Yes you can move to another state, but you can not take the children to another state till the divorce is given.
it would be neighboring countries who wanted to take over one of the Greek city state or to fight another city state
Yes
Take your goldfish. They will travel.